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Compensation for the Deceased

Accidents bring great suffering to the friends and families of victims. Accidents can occur at places of education, work, roads, public places and also in residential areas. There are times when accidents are critical and cause the death of the victim. If a member of you family has passed away in an accident where fault was attached to another party, you may be entitled to compensation.

Following such deaths there are post accident and death ceremonies that need to be performed and hospital bills to be paid for if the victim was in hospital needing treatment following the accident. If it is the wage earner of the family who loses his life in such a fatal accident, the family may be put in a financially difficult position. In such cases, it becomes very crucial that the family of the victim files a claim for compensation for the deceased against the negligent party.

Compensation for the deceased is a very important claim as it aids the family of the victim to recuperate the losses that they have incurred from the death of their family member. The family of the deceased must keep in mind that the compensation for the deceased claim should be lodged within three years of the death of the victim. Once this time is lapsed it gets very difficult to prove the case and also, the compensation claim will most likely be rejected by the court. If filed on time, it becomes easier to locate witnesses and evidences for proving the other side liable and thereby getting the appropriate compensation.

As fatal accidents are legal matters, it is always better if the family of the deceased avails the help and guidance of a personal injury Solicitor. Excalibur Solicitors have expert knowledge of this area of law and will endeavour that the family members receive the proper amount of compensation. We do not charge anything from the client, as we deal with cases on a no win no fee basis.

 

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Mrs J tripped on a pothole whilst crossing a service road running parallel to a main road, fracturing her shoulder, wrist and ankle. The Council initially denied full liability for her accident alleging Mrs J was partly to blame for not avoiding the pothole. Excalibur arranged a Conference with a barrister and on his advice rejected this. After intense negotiations Mrs J was awarded £17,000.00 she said:
"I had help from the start regarding my claim and found the advice very reassuring. I have never had to make a claim before so was apprehensive but you did a lot to alleviate my worries. Thanks again for all your help and support."
Mrs J from Birmingham